Two halves of the archway Work in progress Coppicing timber Tree planting Owl Cycling and walking The finished arch	Archway at Kilvey Hill, Swansea  carved by Nansi Hemming Winter/Spring 2001
	This piece was carved from a large curved oak trunk sawn down the middle. The design includes intertwining beech and oak trees with woodland life; as well as panels depicting local scenes from prehistory to the present day.  It stands as an archway over the footpath entrance to Swansea Council's sculpture and wildlife park on Kilvey Hill, a reclaimed waste dumping site above the city.  It was erected on March 22nd. 2001. Tree Creeper  Mouse Mining Local copper works Early farming     Click here to visit the Forestry Commission page for Kilvey Hill Click here to Visit Swansea Council's Kilvey Hill page.
Web page by Woodpecker	ansi's catalogue of carvings.